Do you need to operate multiple accounts at the same time? Have you ever been worried about managing them?
Because of the platform limitation that one computer can only log in to one account, you have to spend a lot of money to buy multiple computers. It really increases your operation cost!
Now, with Nstbrowser RPA, all these problems will be solved.
From this guide, you will:
It's exploring time!
RPA stands for Robotic Process Automation. It is a technology that uses software robots or "bots" to automate repetitive and rule-based tasks normally performed by humans.
RPA robots can mimic human actions such as clicking, typing, copying, and pasting, and interact with software applications and systems in the same way that humans do.
There are 3 types of RPA:
Robotic Process Automation works by using software "bots" to automate repetitive and rule-based tasks.
Here's how RPA works:
Tired of the extra information? Don't worry! Techniques come here.
At the very beginning, one Nstbrowser account is most important. If you already have a Nstbrowser account, then you can skip this step directly.
After logging in, you will be required to create the specific profile you need to use. Each Profile will be in a separate environment. It helps to prevent you from being detected by the target site by using multiple logins.
You can create as many profiles as you need to use at the same time. Of course, Nstbrowser also supports batch profile creation:
Just as I said before, the RPA is so wonderful for numerous repetitive tasks. Nstbrowser certainly provides this functionality as well, and it's free right now!
Entering the Workflow edit page, on the left side are the RPA nodes that Nstbrowser provides you with, which you can use to configure the operations you want to implement.
Before we start configuring the nodes, we need some preparatory activities.
Now that the preparatory activities are complete, let's officially start configuring Workflow!
Goto Url
node and drag it to the canvas on the right. Or you can just click the “+” button on the right to add the node to the canvas as well.https://twitter.com/i/flow/login
Import Excel
node and add it to the canvas. Click it and the corresponding editing area will appear as well. Now the account and password Excel we configured earlier will come in handy!File Path
item and select our Excel, so that our account information has been imported into this Workflow.Input Content
node, add it to the canvas, and edit it.As you can see, Nstbrowser requires you to fill in the Css selector or XPath selector of the target input box here, so we'll just do the Css selector example instruction here:
In the Devtool tool, you can see the detailed structure of the page. Here we see the following structure of the username input box for Twitter login:
input[autocomplete="username"]
as the Css selector.Input Content
node.+Use Variables
in the Content item, and click the "Username" column from Excel we just imported:Keyboard
node on the left side and add it to the canvas.Enter
in the "Key".With the configuration here, we have successfully logged into Twitter.
Let's celebrate together!
We need to create the Schedule in order to get RPA up and running now.
In the Workflow list, click the "+" button in the Actions to configure the Schedule.
After creating a Schedule successfully, click Scheduled in the left navigation bar to enter the Scheduled list page.
How to manage multiple accounts with Nstbrowser RPA? Just 5 effective steps you can say goodbye to your disgusting problems! The most essential tip is to be sure to follow all the tiny nodes in this blog. To get more useful techniques, don't forget to visit our official website!